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would
do
it
in
Hell,
Why
fhould not
you do
it now
?
that
which
you
think
they
would
do,
not with
a
few
flight
vain
ex-
prefíions,
do
you
do
now with
all
your
might.
Eightly,
Do this
:
fo
feel,
after
it
as to
defire
if
it
were
pof-
fble
that
you
might
bring
as much
glory
unto God,
as
he
would
have had
of
yo$t
if
he
fhould have damn'dyou
for
ever
;
this
is
an excellent frame
of fpirit though you do
not know it
,
but
though you
do
not, yet
you íhould put
your
felves
upon
fuch
a-kind
of
work,and God
may come
in
;
you cry
out for
par-
don
, but
never
cry
out for
Gods honour, O
what
(hall be-
come
ofthe honour
of
God
that
he hath loft
by
me,
and
the
difhonour I
have
brought
to
him, fay,
O
Lord
I
have difho-
noured thy
Name,
O
that.I
mightfo
honour
thy
Name
as
I
have
difhonoured
it
;
O
Lord thou mighteft
make
tip
thy honour
in
my eternal
damnation
;
but
O
Lord,
I
would
if
I
could
do
any thing that might
make up
that difhonour that
I
have.
brought
by
my fin,
if I
could
do any
thing that
thou mighteft
have any
honour in,
I
would do it
:
for
a
clofe,
I
íhall put
this for
a
confederation
to
you
;
whatfoever
you would
do
upon
any
ruppofition, fuppofe
your
danger
were
as
great
as
ever
it
was
in
all your lives
what
you would
do
then
do
it
now
;
you
muff
do
all
that
can be
done
by a
creature
:
Now
if
you would do
more
on fuch
a
fuppofition
as
this,
after
all
thofe fermons
you
have
heard
of
the
evil
of fin,and
now
of
the
great
bleffednefs
of
the
pardon of
fin,
if
you
do not
do what
a
creature
is
able
to do,How
can
you
look
for pardon of
fin in
the
face
of
God
?
and
therefore what
you
would do on any
fuch
fuppofition,
do
now, though thou fhouldeft not get pardon
fuppofe
fish
a
thing
as
if
thou
wert
now ready to
be
damn'd,
yet
is
it
not bet-
ter
to do
it,
than not
to do
it
?
Having
fpoken
of
thefe
gene-
ral things,
I
come now
more particularly
to the
other part
of the
Queftion,
What
is to
be
done
?
Firft,
`This is
to
be
done,be
fure
thou
tak,efß
off',thy
heart
from
all
other
imaginary
bleffednefs
;
certainly
there
is
no man
in
the
world
but
hath fomewhat
elfe his
heart
was
running
out
af-t.
ter
;
now thou mutt
get
off
thy heart
from
that
thing what-
ever it
be;
it maybe thy heart
was fet upon
friends,
or
upon,
pleafures
of
the
fiefh,
and
thou thoughteft thy
felf
happy'
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